Kristen was 16 years old when she was in a car accident, and Dr. Kogan saved her life. Six months later, no one could save her - Kristen committed suicide. Or did someone help her die? The police have many questions for the charismatic surgeon, and these questions soon turn into serious suspicion. So who is to blame for the girl’s death? And will the surgeon be able to explain what happened? Medicine and psychology are mixed in this stylish and energetic detective story. The author invites the reader not only to solve a criminal puzzle, but also poses serious ethical questions. Does the attending physician have the right to have a personal relationship with his patient outside the operating room? And is it always worth believing obvious things? The novel will definitely appeal to anyone who read Jesse Kellerman's Genius and The Philosopher in one sitting. David Carnoy is another new name in the detective genre, and his sophisticated medical detective takes a scalpel to the tedium.